For the TJ fans that will undoubtedly downvote my other comment, the issue is not about the endgame. It’s about how horribly Doyak handled Wet Sand, as evidenced by the decay in writing quality and artistic quality. I can only imagine how much of a mess that storyboard is. She truly hates Ian, because logically, the best ending for this entire story would have been for him to stay by himself. Buying a home for your abuser of 15+ years and then putting a mask onto them of the person who showed you what love can feel like when it is secure and trusting is such a lovely message for a story to send, no? I can only imagine what people who have or have had their own "TJ" feel about this story. But at least TJ stans will get an epilogue full of fan service (sm**) as if it’ll compensate for poor writing. In the end, Doyak failed to answer her own thesis with this story and I hope I never come across any other works of hers ever again.
@anitaman "the person who showed you what love"? are you talking about jo, who out of obsession and jealousy raped an unconscious person, choked him and manipulated him? hilarious
@anitaman tj deserve better then yaoi when that is the topic at its maximum. I think you take it a lil mach serious cus one glance you can see it's the LT equation. This is how this type of sh** typically works
@007 this is actually a remarkably well-crafted story when read with even a modicum of attention... it's just unfortunate that it ended up in the hands of hypocritical imbeciles like jo stans, whose reading comprehension is clearly on par with their moral compass
@anitaman you're genuinely amusing the author herself already made it crystal clear that jo stans are the ones who completely misread her story from start to finish, and all you're doing now is providing yet another perfect example with your own delusional nonsense
@user All you said are just classical thoughts, its depends on whether they'll be turned into something real the reader can feel or its js ink on paper copied from somewhere eles. Simply I can notice the subtle details and what the author is doing here is just a waste of resources not more than an average love triangle.
@anitaman Y talk as if tj is culture or something and that's what I like about him. he has a design and position that make you feel he's real even without reading he is such an aimaginative perfection piece of art
the author herself already made it crystal clear that jo stans are the ones who completely misread her story from start to finish, and all you're doing now is providing yet another perfect example with your own delusional nonsense